Author: Patsy Rae Dawson
Publisher: Gospel Themes Press
Paperback:
ISBN 10: 0938855417
ISBN 13: 978-0938855415
This exciting volume deals with sexual love from a fresh perspective--the Bible. You'll learn the key for a glorious orgasm for both the husband and the wife that science discovered only recently, but it has always been present in the Bible.
The Bible provides proper sex education for each stage of development from puberty through the temptation for middle-aged affairs. You'll find the discussion of Victorian morals so fascinating you won't want to put the book down. Deals frankly with sexual addictions and gives the procedure for overcoming sexual problems.
Surveys and medical facts will convince you, It's true! God's people really do make the best lovers! Over 400 major scriptural points in each book, with examples from everyday life, beautifully show the power of the Bible for solving marriage problems and transforming lives. Help for avoiding and solving sexual problems!
God deals with the #1 sexual problem--inhibited sexual desire and pleasure. Discover how thrilling rapture in the mate's arms is better than illicit lust. Find real sexual liberation from the One in whose mind sexual love originated. Delight in God's solution for lack of compatibility.
See how God designed the older woman to be an exciting lover. God's lovemaking techniques give greater pleasure than all the sex toys. Replace self-pleasuring with lovemaking with a real person. Learn how lovemaking gets better with age.
God's formula for overcoming sexual addiction works better than support groups and psychologists. Studying together helps rebuild trust and teaches how to talk about sensitive subjects. Plus much more!
Your love life will never be the same!
Why you SHOULD NOT read God’s People Make the Best Lovers:
Not a sexually timid book: Plainly teaches women how to enjoy two types of orgasms. Tells why a different woman every night can’t satisfy a man’s deepest needs.
Not a quick, easy read: Most comprehensive material available explores over 400 scriptures. No proof texting, but real study with word definitions.
Not a warm, fuzzy, feel-good book: Credits God for designing the sexual relationship and knowing how it works best. Exposes sexually defrauding one’s mate as sin that destroys the marriage.
Not a quick fix, but an effective help: Based on God’s formula for solving all marriage problems in I Timothy 4:1-5. Gives homework to help readers make lasting changes in the bedroom.
Who SHOULD study God’s People Make the Best Lovers: Those who want a better love life than the world offers. Those willing to learn from the Creator who designed sunsets and undersea wonders. Those willing to practice speaking an incredible language of love that transcends spoken words. Those who want to say, “Wow! It’s true! God’s people really do make the best lovers!”
Review
A splendid work extolling the joys of sex in Christian marriage. And even though Patsy Rae Dawson proves her points though meticulous research in the oldest source of all--the Bible--the conclusions reached totally support our modern concept of the sexual equality of the sexes. This is such an unusual approach to a popular topic, it's an uplifting piece of work. --Elsa Russell, retired associate editor of READER'S DIGEST and contest judge
Absolutely the most thorough book on sex education for God's people written today. Pictures a woman as the wonderful initiator of love. Not for the timid reader who would rather sexual matters were not discussed. Nevertheless, this is an excellent book which we recommend. --Floyd Chappelear, editor, SENTRY MAGAZINE
Contains frank, but tasteful, discussion of sexual matters which are integral to any marriage--and which are all too often avoided in our discussion of marriage within the context of the church. This is unfortunate, since God is, after all, the designer of human sexual relationships and His Word speaks clearly about it. By our failure to do likewise, we have too often left the impression that sex is something that God and Christians are a little afraid of or hung-up about. This volume is a welcome antidote to such notions. --Steve Wolfgang, GUARDIAN OF TRUTH MAGAZINE
Absolutely the most thorough book on sex education for God's people written today. Pictures a woman as the wonderful initiator of love. Not for the timid reader who would rather sexual matters were not discussed. Nevertheless, this is an excellent book which we recommend. --Floyd Chappelear, editor, SENTRY MAGAZINE
Contains frank, but tasteful, discussion of sexual matters which are integral to any marriage--and which are all too often avoided in our discussion of marriage within the context of the church. This is unfortunate, since God is, after all, the designer of human sexual relationships and His Word speaks clearly about it. By our failure to do likewise, we have too often left the impression that sex is something that God and Christians are a little afraid of or hung-up about. This volume is a welcome antidote to such notions. --Steve Wolfgang, GUARDIAN OF TRUTH MAGAZINE
About the Author
Patsy Rae Dawson, a multi-award winning author and minister s wife, has taught marriage classes and seminars while working with both men and women for nearly four decades. Her extensive biblical and secular research for the Marriage: A Taste of Heaven series makes the books the most in-depth material available.
She presents a well-rounded discussion of marriage and the Bible dealing with the mechanics of:
Courtship from the Song of Solomon
Marriage beginning with God declaring his creation very good to Paul saying it is good for a man not to touch a woman
Lovemaking proving that God s wisdom turns Christians into the best lovers
Problem-Solving including frank investigation of severe issues.
Her journey began when an abusive husband asked, If a husband tells his wife to eat beans seven days a week, don't you think she should? Knowing that only a Bible answer would stop him from using her to browbeat his wife, Patsy discovered the power of the scriptures to transform marriages.
Recognized as an authority on the Song of Solomon, she brings fresh insights to this often misunderstood and neglected book of the Bible as she explores the differences between true love and sensuous love. Some firsts Patsy brought to researching the Shulammite s dilemma of who to marry rich, powerful, sensuous King Solomon or the common Shepherd who respected her as a whole person with a brain of her own include:
Labeling King Solomon a sexual addict: In listening to sexual addicts describe their attitudes toward women; Patsy recognized the same characteristics in King Solomon in his views of his 1000 wives.
Doing the math on 1000 wives over a 40-year reign: Solomon averaged spending a little over two weeks with each of his wives. This included the courtship, the wedding, and the marriage bed. The math fits King Solomon's 3-day whirlwind romance of the Shulammite.
Exploring that a woman wrote the Song of Solomon: The book reveals a woman s inner struggles as she contrasts the two kinds of love and marriage that she must choose between. If a man wrote the book, he spoke through a feminine voice to teach the world the secrets of lovemaking.
Additionally, Patsy went through training at two women's shelters, including the second largest one in the US in Tacoma, Washington. Listening to the stories of women in the support groups allowed her to effectively tap the wisdom of the scriptures to offer hope for severe problems.
Christians all across the US and internationally use Patsy's Marriage: A Taste of Heaven books for individual study and problem-solving. They also utilize the material in classes, sermons, and retreats for both men and women.
